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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2019
Page
1
Massillon officials say the Lincoln Way beautification will spur growth as heavy equipment operates along the downtown corridor already in a construction zone. Work is to begin in early June with lane closures Erie Street to First Street NE and increased dust and noise as crews proceed.
Workers with Wenger Excavating install a new waterline on Lincoln Way at First Street NW as Aqua Ohio undertakes a major project replacing century old underground pipes. The series notes downtown impacts and tourism growth during the week.
Luis Guilbe-Ortiz and Jackson High School student Donny Woodward led a playful warmup as Guilbe-Ortiz went six for six, racing around bases in a school Olympics event. Nearly 650 students participated with cheers and smiles as he crossed home plate in twenty-eight seconds amid high-fives.
Stark County commissioners approved a contract with an Israel based firm to install software and hardware in county dispatch centers. The system will provide dispatchers with real time location data within three feet of mobile 911 callers by September, improving response times and accuracy across emergencies.
Massillon resident Tom Roseman humorously notes mudslinging as politics in this week’s IndeOnline caption entry. Readers are urged to submit lines for Monday’s Inde cartoon via IndeOnline.com or by mail to IndeNews, 729 Lincoln Way E, Massillon, Ohio 44646.
Samantha Ickes reports on the Massillon Meals Community Conversations launched with a two hour bus tour and four discussion meals this month. The program, a Walsh University Food Design Institute collaboration with the Massillon Museum Massillon YMCA Salvation Army and city, is funded by the Stark Community Foundation.
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